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Culp's Hill North

Interactive map to the monuments of north Culp's Hill on the Civil War battlefield of Gettysburg

 

Lined with monuments, Slocum Avenue climbs the northern section of Culp's Hill until just before it reaches its summit. Williams Avenue takes a shortcut to the west. Both are one-way north and west. The summit of Culp's Hill is topped by a parking area and an observation tower that stands high above the surrounding trees.

The monuments of north Culp's Hill at Gettysburg

For two days the men of the Union 12th Corps, reinforced by regiments from the 1st and 6th Corps, fought back attacks by the Confederate 2nd Corps on these rocky, densely wooded hillsides.